Ormskirk and Appley Bridge Road Journey

A road cycling route starting from Kirkby

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Embark on a scenic road trip from Ormskirk to Appley Bridge.

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This road route covers a distance of 64 km and ascends 333 m, making it suitable for seasoned cyclists. Starting in Ormskirk, cycle through the charming countryside of West Lancashire, passing by Croston, known for its ancient industrial buildings and scenic waterways. Continue to Appley Bridge, a small village nestled in the heart of Lancashire's picturesque countryside. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere as you cycle along scenic roads and take in the beauty of the surrounding landscapes.

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64 km

333 m

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Start: Kirkby City center

Kirkby: Experience the scenic beauty and tackle challenging climbs in Kirkby, United Kingdom.

Kirkby, located in Merseyside, United Kingdom, offers a range of cycling opportunities for both road and gravel bikers. The locality boasts well-maintained cycling paths and roads, making it easily accessible for riders of all levels. Cyclists can explore the picturesque Lancashire countryside, pedal along the scenic canals, or venture into the nearby Peak District National Park. Notable cycling spots in the area include the famous Rivi-Babes Women’s Cycling Club and the challenging Trough of Bowland climb. Kirkby is an excellent destination for cyclists looking for diverse landscapes and exciting routes.

4 km

SimonswoodVillage

Discover Simonswood Forest, a tranquil woodland area offering various walking trails and outdoor activities.

12 km

OrmskirkTown

In Ormskirk, visit the Church of St Peter and St Paul, a stunning medieval parish church with impressive architectural features.

29 km

CrostonVillage

Make sure to pay a visit to Croston Old Hornby Road Nature Reserve, a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) known for its diverse flora and fauna.